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It looks like the general trend of truncating nouns down to the verb they're based on instead of requiring the noun-ified form. You may have seen these: 1) an
by SilasX 3y ago
It looks like the general trend of truncating nouns down to the verb they're based on instead of requiring the noun-ified form. You may have seen these:
1) an invitation to the party -> an invite to the party
2) I like that quotation. -> I like that quote.
3) I gave him a consultation. -> I gave him a consult.
You could even count:
4) What's the request? -> What's the ask?
Also, broken English seen on receptacle in China:
5) "The environment needs your conserve." (instead of "conservation")